Computer clubs are often a great way to get people involved with Linux
as they are willing to take just about anything, and tinker with just
about anything. Obviously don't be pushy, but I bet many computer clubs
would be happy to have like a guest speaker come in and talk about Linux
and do some demos.
So don't disregard the computer clubs! :)
--MonMotha
Jimen Ching wrote:
On 24 May 2002, Warren Togami wrote:
Unfortunately none of the public schools are anywhere near a point where
we can deploy Linux workstations or thin clients, so I need to continue
working on convincing them.
Are you only donating these machines to schools that are willing to put
them in the curriculum or in the administrative offices? Do computer
clubs and other non-curriculum based uses qualify?
--jc
